The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-07-01
NEWS.
Friday, July 1, 1887
MINOR LOCALS

Will take place here III Uue hai 'eo'
fields.
The latest wrinkle in foot gear is
the dollar-and-a-half Korn1r Ketch
shoe sold by Eli Coulson.
New stock of scarf pins at f. K
Browns.
One of the turbine wheels in the
Susquehanna paper mill was ground
to pieces by sand in the water
The County Commissioners were
in session this week scratching their
wise heads over the levy for next
year.
The new bishop Adams of the Eas-
ton diocese will take possession as
soon as his election is confirmed by
the church.
Go to Barnes & Hartenstine for
Silver Hull seed Buckwheat Every
farmer should raise a patch.
Ths Rising Sun base ball Club de
feated the Young Eagles, of Balti
more, at COLCHESTER Saturday last,
in five inning game by a score of
8to7.
Subject for next Sunday mornings
discourse Q030 A. ny at the M. &.
Church will be "America's Genius
and Greatness" by the Pastor. All
come,
Elkton's anticipated 4th of July
sensation has dissipated into thin
air or something less tangible. The
Athlete Club and Land League of
Wilmington will not visit Elkton on
that day.
The members of Crystal Lodge, 1.
o. of G.. T. No. 244, are requested to
be present at the next regular meet
ing to transact business Of import
ance By order of G. T.
A correspondent contributes some
thing about Indians and Indian girls
this week. Mr.. Stephen J. Reynolds
will lunch the Indian girls of the
neighborhood on the 4th.
Mrs. Sallie Haines has he'd in
her garden of champion beets. They
are as large at present as beets ought
to grow with three whole months
more to expand and stretch them
selves.
The Birds have had their cele brat
ed riding cultivator photographed for
the purpose of haying electrotypes
made, but the photographer did the
work so poorly that it will not an.
swer to make cut from.
A heavy storm of rain accompan-
led by hurricane swept over the first
and second district of the county last
week. The wind was so violent that
several buildings were wrecked, and
much damage done to roads, fences
and crops.
Mr.. Frank Kirk of Harrisville had
a leetle adventure on Friday last, a
runaway team collided with his car
riage, took two of his wheels off,
threw himself and daughter out Mr.
Kirk suffered some injury in the
smash up.
We learn that Mr.. Rossell contem.
plates leaving the County Commits
sioners' office. and taking position
in a private firm. He will then es-
cape the appeals hot shot, but the
other fellow will catch it all the
same.
Gilpin Pyle wife and child from the
faraway prairies of Minnesota are on
a visit to their mother in the 9th dis
trict. What contrast they will no.
tice between the deep. dark green of
Eastern foliage and the pale, delicate
green of west of the Missouri.
Barnes & Hartestine having been
appointed agents for the sale of the
celebrated York County, Pcachbot-
tom roofing slate. Have a full line
of samples at their warehouse. Build.
ers and purchasers are invited to call
and examine quality and prices.
Solid and cheap Fire Insurance in
any amount by the ''old reliable"
The North America" Phila., with
$8,000,000 cash assets. Also safe and
profitable guaranteed first mortgage